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| Seduction of Innocence
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| . . . The story of a campus
killer, “Seduction” is a suspense thriller. There are no fancy
flourishes or self-conscious camera angles. Just clean characterizations
and tidy acting. (Ingham gets a particularly scary performance from
David Oswald, who should be second in line for all the roles James Woods
turns down.) —The
Morning Call |
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| . . . His first project for
KDI Pictures . . . is complete and has proved his master’s thesis:
“Can a non-professional produce a low-budget feature-length
entertainment program on video?” After viewing the 104-minute romantic
thriller “Seduction of Innocence,” the answer is yes. Especially
when the director is Dale Ingham. —The
Patriot |
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